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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-26

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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-26

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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-26
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Z resa and Sail Meats. Pork,
BE- {. Mutton. Ham, Etc.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-26

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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21


Bros. and i;caps d Harvest.
"Hello, Central give ne 81"
No sooner asked than the request was
granted. The telephone a. Sh-iver. Weath-
e-ly ,S Co.'S tinkled sweetly and wss
answered 10y Warren Wealberly, who IN
his usual suaye manner required what was
wanted
you are talking with PECK Bros, came
from the other end OF the wire We have
just secured the agency for new marking
ink, which IS superior 10 anything on the
market. II costs but > box and vii last
YOU a year. Can / put you down for q
sample Orier?'
The price was low and as the goods were
recommended by a prominent firm, Wealth
erlY answered Yes, Tung of. and thought
no more about the matter. an hour later
small boy called Al the store
saying that be bad been instructed 10 leave
package there and collect p i0r the same.
20 one knew anything about IT, Mr. Wealth
erlv was out, and the boy was told 10 call
later Something about MS manner Gre
a,ed suspicion. aud on Mr.. VS. return be
called up Peck Bros. They knew nothing
whatever about the transaction, were not
agents Tor any marking inks and had sent
no one to collect -. Then It dawned on
Weatherlv that he had been taken in 80
and on Peck Bros. that their name had
been used by some clever swindler 20 fur
ther his purposes. The game was worked
successfully on q large number Of merch-
ants and wholesalers, who will learn for
tue first time through tue IEGRAsi-HEr-
AID that they have been bit. The ink is
put up n wooden boxes and what there j.
of it. IL Of good quahty-costing to pre-
psre probably 2 couple Of cents.
the boxes are followed out and the quaint
ty which each purchaser secures for bis g..
would II used spa-inziy last possibly a
month for the boxes are very deceptive
and hold but little. The swindlor used
various phones In cslling up his victims,
but each time used tine name OF Peck Bros.
AS the nk swindei is abroad in the land.
merchants ~ the surrounding towns viii
DO well u feeu an eve 70 wlndwari.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21
.BAISCH BURGLARIlED
Buugling Work by the Police
Authorities
.Iss EJECT Or SyYa5sS.sG B.ES.
The Thieves are snsb &C 20 Remain ia
tns Gu f0r fhrss Days zno Al
tempt u Dispose 0f tne3r Pian-
Ger without DegeCtior.

-, A5adsy night lhs gan shop an1 lsu-
cry store ol {. q. Baisea. - last Ba5ss-
e. vas entered bY burglars. wao calue.
away Ao3a. .-rse bundled dollars worth ~
cutlery. fssois.l- aaLeaes AMI sllYerwsIe.
Eaisslee has sltee.s3 0y prslns oten ths
fral door. ~ B4 s-A fegorie. the fsc.s al
la'.cr Aealaua. ters ast tls uslsl trll-
la.ll t-clIls u lle a4llefi-es ~erc 4dopiei
to .atcb iLr tG-etes. llssr "A nct, coleia.
ll u8AIf. d Erraler e. lgft - suppress tlt
iao. tha- q c-ue las beel fColuultie1 tnal
30 discover fat perpetrators IL tnis ll-
s,sucs ar. baiscl vas requested 10 keep
the matter quiet and lhe officers Voc Ael
ol t4e case lwo ~ three days without
eItscl although the thieves s3id " attempted
to SELL "a past I'll lus sOod- Co several pafles
iu fheclfv fom which fact q description ti
tbe crooks - az u1lainei a. being aseeflallt1
that tRO men were concerned "a ine crime
and tbAt one Ci them carried ole oi his
arms in a sling aud answered very closely
tie description az JACK johnson. tle Ter
for ~ the LaAes, sketch oi whom was
Published ia Tee IEl EaEAM HEaAID lCs-
dsv moruin- Wednesday evening man
answering the de. cripil0n of johnson and
also C.. ihe mao who offered 70 Sell some Of
the stolen goods applied % the SuPerin
tendenr o. tie Poor for transportation 90
forl Wayne. blr smith told him he
would he furnished ticket when be
eOl ready ST.. smith went 10 the
Train 10 see hm Of but the supposed
paupsr lid not show up. At l o clock
yesterday morning he cal 81 az the editorial
rooms OF tie IELEaRAN HEEAID and
demanded retraction OF the statements
made in tie article published TUESDAY
morning.
esterdav the Sherifs force was pat 20
work on lbe case and after obtaining q
description OF The crime and the supposed
thieves. circulars were printed and, laie
last evening, mailed 10 the officers IN all paris
ol tie State. The circulars viii reacD their
destination tomorrow and by Saturday
night officers al over the western part OF
the State will be apprised OF the i4ct thar
the crime was committed and
advised 70 look out Tor the culprils.
Had the facts been given 10 the
press when first learned, the Information
contained ia the circulars would have been
spread over the entire state before noon OF
Tuesday. and the thieves would probably
have been captured before leaving the city.
They, would certainly not have been allowed
10 remain in the city three days and ofier
the goods for sale directly under the noses
oi the officers without being arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21
Ys.i.rds1'. Coart kecera

rrEiCR.-Ge0rdiene W. Bslmeisier, ad-
m.nistaiTir % - es.a ate Of Peter BRANDED,
deceased " The Grand Rapids and Indiana
Ea- road. Jrespass ou fhe case. on trial
OrvrE Rr -frr-s Rosa r sporks We
Chas. A. S1orss- IN choucerv Bill fog
divorce 9 iee Francis I'a.maner vs WI
son Fl Islmater- ln chancsry. Bill for
divorce fist.
Terrr- levi Cook drums Tzeire das
in iar John Hamelins. drunk I've. ve
d1r p sI
Crnarr Madison ~ Cook vs Iacv +
Cook Cbaurery oo fraI. .-T bon a. "
ksverur vs Cnss Nsrhinsou and james
7 Whre. Ass mgst Motion far seCg-ifr
for costs granted v.t8 c9sfs III -sln k
Davis SIS David Munro and Em. Neenar.
Irsspass. say extended a. dsys
pnaRsTR-f.ststs ~ Geo. Tsrrenniag. oe.
ceased le.ifusrr .eeaaee hood r o. r..
fars testauentarv granted 20 Martha Ter.
re-rfr- deceased --- Estate ~ fs--r,, .
.soo1i 81 ~. minors. Gasrisns faird
earrs a0c .nf e8 F.tsto IF Ho-a-s
Green f@rssed warrant md inrsrfo~s
-f srafe ~ t-h1- 3 Foar DE-.
reaeei rFee-s fh'ri s-r.a zac.nr'
ef rrr.arT "a - ~ he1-r4 -
aso aT Rose r.rrr .~snf sr-
ear q aa~of af-
er deceased Fsf f7- afaa. .t-Ie-t "A
rsf-- sled Israrr se ~
.es-rr fs - -=re HsT =-4zs-7
Ereo~s e 7rr7f - srrsf
decreased f agro1 csc r
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21


When the plans for this Cluo House were
completed the TElrsEAM- HEEAIp printed a
flf description OF ihe various apartments
ara also ~ tLe appointments IS IA As was
4f-. fie .han. Now "a DESCRIPTION 0f the ILL.,
.eul. furnishing IS al tlat IS necessary %
me.s tle review complete The carpets,
i-ageres furniture. and Internal em0eil-
islmerfs have been purchased with al un-
sl.utfl lali and are li The very Oes' merH
i-cfCre aud finish The amOun. expended
upon them ; .VH.
AS one passes through the heavy doors
with their g.tgerug pane 81 Develeo plate
ass aud goes on up the main stau way Be
IS ushered into the library and reading
Foem- TIE carpet Is q pretty moquette snd
tne furniture - of black walnut upholstered
in leather 4 mantel Of bronze aud brass
50 .a bas relief designs over he fire place
zr1.es one -.le 81 the room. and Dear it b
--rre RrF Dhauncrv S desk. CA the ODpO
se .te IS A o.ac& walnut BOOK case on tbs
op Hf waica 2 large h-Oc1s head os
D sb-ta-Nonx rests The mead Is the
.nnt NJ - frlv. ONE ~ tts club men
l.i is an arts e piece o. work on tac
.tf of tnls book .4se is hinge album. ar-
rsnr.f i.r pictures 81 At sizes aut already
Hrei vita mary ploiotapa3 oi club
r-r fafinr crau. shells. cre~s etc MID
rar between this book case ald the man
trisa abuan fa1Ie of ea-ved back walnut
rasasHrts seven feet in length and 81 tre
fsst wie eui papers AMI periodicals. are
sfrean over it Tho reacnz chairs are
ngil. f1r ease ana .1nf1rt and Others are
rfsde for v-tnr. w1is the further ease of
ci1h men is secured ~ ample sofas.
Au entrance. partially concealed by t--
greiI c1f-a1s of double n Ell Enen yal0ur
eeis fltg .hc paTior-au apartment of gen
..ats. a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21

The people Of Grand Rapids AMI Wes
en- Michigan need no introduction u tas
Populsf Boot and shoe Sore. located ~ 81
Cansl-st. Ior several DAYS ihe store "a.
besn c.osed. boz seopsns again this morn
ing. when a genera. slaughter of prices Nil
be- insgguraIed aud buyers viii he given
some of the greatest bargains poss be
The reputation OF the Popular Tor good
goods a well as square dealing by its pst
rous, is such - o. need ESQ endorsement 81
tie haats OF tie IEID5i.ssi-H HFkAlp and
when one fourth 01 Is promised rs patrons
they viii GET such actual reduction in
prices. Al THIS season % The year when o.
prevent sickness IL Is esss ntial 10 proper 81
clothe the ieel. tie reopeMlDg Of Tie Pop
ular' Will certainly prove a blessing TO al
ana rs toe prices cannot always tee main
talnei. advantage should be taken ol them
a. once Ine "Popslar deserves It's name.
and all Will rejoice over The adjustment %
their difficulties and lis reestahiishment on
basis irmer than tie Rock ol Age.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21
q Dream of Music and laugh
Ter ard Song
MIHllaI8 8lS giasi 40 LaSg
yrs M-sic P-Isss Softts Cn'mi0g
1'snl Hlth S~sst La.gntss zno -o~
Rsaiiss, al ire CLEAN and Gilt
ser of ne Gssights. Reflected
Cssp 10 1sppf laughing Efss
The scene ~4s Ooe 0f
cea-ts seldom Mel. ara
ins fhroag that Gath
cred There "iii not So
soon forgeg.

fN- eeset..i down .91a C.as House OF
t-s u.H Hs-..a-seus Boat li.5 sas .aroaa
e.ea - d thfoas of invited r.ests ron &
aal. 81 c.0-z p al. yesterday. ias pl-s-
..as. "a ils sari3r a4s z4su.stsi az .az 3-.s
oy large r1rAl slip tie sl ~ J. A
H0fes ne l0r.sr. aat .a la. cafe 5 se-.Anl q
BROS served miuce1 parlrlze sandwiches.
l-t1e 4lI t-..ctlrs continuously. The
case tAale 49, ornal4e1 "a VIA Two pili4--
o. evergreen H.n rJSers irterfallesl, sur-
rlHu..Ut l1s -olee tanks. AID oealt.I VI
H.rtl Ile.e bearing ne .egend -o- $ zsh --a-
Aul- .aF aut.frei. lrd gp.l cake ~
clear Ic- l-lzi u0rsu s.ood - The bead
ai t-s ast'a -.a1~as ans greeted each
.esr O. t-e arrivals acre made, and then
Gre fef ol t-e Committee on hecepLiOn. a.
lr-r.enteuf ln evening dress. received
sra.eiliF and 4ade lle people perfectly a,
namr PRECEDENT NeslOu sorI Ot delegate
3 trge was -eeu etefyH here ekq. allia-
ltr aealin ..l-ut- ant maklE himsei 4l4
-rertfa ~ eI-r agreeable. An orchestra
l.aer tlt aoJllsl ~ + q. Braun.
vas arranged t1eparlors and discourse j
al.4 st. -erFa.s throughout Tie eselIn s.
fle -re-I- moved ike river oi humanity
HoF.ls 10 anl 0u. 20 iae rooms aad bal =
checked ln lls progress now Snl then 0y
lae sht ot a te-lf.iu. picture, az rlsllc
ei- oi larvIrs. or some laaeulolsly wrought
tfari- oi Y-tt ine Gale "as u-irouiLea
'a-f-ils and 7"ri-Ani bros "h2 o4 s-r
NaF An'N Ao" e. cate in pio'ession ,i Al
Fl. tape t'e- t-ef at 4-~.5 iT,~s a. a.o
t ln tLie co Zee WIN Aoefal mana. le
f-f'of fioFe3 t'ie center NAe'e tle
erai.} pi tlr tits seenied % oonafes'' &
--t men. % course "eir As-1Sc-el tnil"e'
t-i oei1,e -ne -Aii'seh~e ~ sea- oltt
a. hAd become ure3o'ae' me oiehes''A
aTt7d lp dance ni'-sic' an lne n,eIiie
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21
A Letter.

From Rev. \. II. Cllei, D.D, Supefiuteu-
dent OF Insin Of Island Park Ind j.
Waseca Mimi, Lake De funiak fls
Ottawa Kansas and MonOnG Lake Ms
Chauiauqua Assemblies
CH.rrAUcrA, y. y, August =. ss5.
NJ DHaE Mn MARsHALL.-Allow me 90
congratulate you Oh the success Of your lee
tures al ChaUtauqua Your audiences num-
bering 500 10 4.500l though more than
usually discriminating. were delight
ed. and manifested their apprc
citation by rounds Of weil-timel
applause. ] consider the lectures and ac-
companying iilustretions As of great edlca
tioral value IN giving accurate iniOrma -
concerning the extent and resources Of tins
great country. while as a means OF delie lt-
tul entertainment they are unsurpassed
Wishing YOU great success. and hoping 70
have you at Island Park and other AS
scmbhee next season sm
sincerely yours,
A. II. GILLFT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21

The Board II Supervisors met Yesterday
morning with all members present. except
Mr. Sullivan. After making arrangements
to have SIX hundred oopes oi The proceed
inFs for the past year printed pamphlet
form, and t.snsaciln- some other unimp0T-
tant business. the Board approved tho pay
roll snd adjourned without day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-21

The Headlight IS not a cheap soap 1ou
get four bars for &C. one bar is worth two
Of the common soap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06
Obituary.


G.G
Like the diminishing light of lamp without
oil 50 the long life of Amos G. Guptill, grad
ually faded out. and finally and peacefully
ceased on the 23d inst, at the advanced age of
eighry-eght wears. very interesting dis
course from Rev 81: 4, by Rev Mr.. Herbert
of Winter Harbor, on the 25th, and the ac-
count is made up and the book closed to all
that is mortal of a once useful citizen.
1t is but little to say that man is dead.
More than this is often said and it is well, for
in this way we catch grand views of human
character. 1t is character after ALL that lives
when all else is forgotten. Wealth loses its
character when the man dies. The record we
make follows us to the grave but does not en-
ter it. We build our own monument, and
write our own epitaph. The subject of this
sketch has made a good record. No. great. as
the world measures men. but great as weighed
in the moral balance of our God. But who is
able to limit the possibilities of the man who is
able to conquer self, and hold in subsection the
baser elements of our nature? Thou hast
been faithful over few things, l will make
thee ruler over many" says the scripture.
To him industry was life companion. Not
grasping and not fitful, but cheerful and
healthful industry, such is born of Love and
Hope; ambitious but reasonable, frugal and
vet generous. From his door none were ever
turned empty away, and at his table none were
ever begrudged seat; always ready to ac-
cept and practice reform in any direction as a
personal duty, and never weary in well doing
Truly good man has died. For nearly fifty
wears the deceased was an earnest and consist
ept christian. and leading member of the
Baptist church. He counseled peace, he loved
the truth. he died in the faith. g..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06
General Logan's Home.

The following which first appeared short
time before General Logan's death, will now
be read with more interest than ever
The home of General and Mrs. Logan l.
one of the most attractive and comfortable
in town. 1t is an old-fashioned, roomy,
brick house situated on the heights overlook
ing the city. Its interior shows what small
means if directed by good taste, can accom-
plish in the way of decoration. Wthou'
making the house receptacle for the dis
play of useless curos, Mrs. Logan has man
aged to fill her rooms with things beautiful a.
well as interesting. There are many things
in it in fact, of historical value by reason OF
their association. Thus beneath collection
Of Indian arrows and tomahawks IN the
main hall there stands a sofa, which. | am
told, was once the property of Mr.. SlIdel,
Of Louisiana. of Mason and Slidell uotorletl
Opposite is tall clock of an antique pat
tern which belonged TO Dolly Maids N. In
a room above are the dressing table and bu
reau which eX- president Buchanan used al
his house in Lancaster, and which were pur-
chased when his effects were sold. The
wardrobe in the same room was brought 10
this country by Count de Grssse, who ac-
companied Lafayette 10 America. In an ad
Joining room is found the lamp->tand used
by Henry Clay, and 80 on. There are man'
other objects Of interest in the house hut
want Of space forbIds me to mention them.
The Logans keep what might call an open
house. The General himself is one Of ,hr
most accessible Of public men. He never
denies himself to a visitor. and his rooms
are constantly thronged with friends VIII"
have dropped in to have chat; with claim
ants he has an ear for every body, ur
with politicians. Two wears ago he occupied
a few small rooms in boarding house IN the
centre Of the city, where he was at the mrr-
cy otevery person who wished to call. HIS
present home is at some distance from the
busy part of Washington. vet the number
of callers has scarcely diminished Dis
tance does not seem to be an obstacle in The
way of General Logan's many admirers
Washington Letter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06
The Same Tune.

"Wake up, wake up said the landlord
''w axe up, and lie over to the other side of
the bed. I've got companion here for you
"a bed fellow"
ssThe deuce You wouldn't think hope
that is
s'Dont make yourself uneasy, sir. All
the rest Of my beds have two persons apiece,
and YOURS must have The same so hitch,
either one way or tie ether"
"Well. if you insist on it have nothing
to say. It's not only on my own account
that care anything about it, but the truth
is scratching more zealously than e,er,) be-
tween YOU and me and this gentleman, I've
got the itch. and wouldn't like to give il
10 any one Else"
"Hool, boot, mon" SAID the stranger.
who happened to be Scnichman, I've need
ma max sac muckle to do about it, for I've
got the same complaint mysel, and we'll
bath feeble to the same tune"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06
New Orleans.

The first time stv \tv Drlr.u~ va. or.
a St,ud,, n,,,n.pg i1 month d., NIsrrb.
", alIphted from tt. iralu At tie foot uf
F.rlsn,d. s'r,.t. and walked along through
in. F,ercb Nrk--. and d, J,b>.u SYutre
10 H.. H,r R\I III, morning. after
r,in ua. cfarm.u.,: ID ,.r+ua,a l.f,,z-
f,.n,il. ,i,.r. ne f.l.. w,.a i.a,l-,
g,..,. l.. the h,I,.,,i-. f..nr.th. M ..li.r-
'n,, atr.,.u -l.t,,. 4 a-,> h...m,J. sut NJ,
,,- t.c,,,,,, c.,,,,. ,tr,i,.,,,.s.> n.,u.I.d
their nerfin. v,iL ,hr orar-.: ne Slo,.
'.,.,,. l,d,.. t,,,.,.6 lid tr,r....rl,
,....,, Ia -,,I, ms, t.tt.,t.v,>atvttf,,-
,,,,, ,,, ,t, .ou,,e ard nj tt- .v.,t la oar.
,i,r.. cay,-t h,,d. sang and screamed Ib.
.,r,. %, S.,,tt Am,.,,e, and ,f.,. ffnp,e.. lb,.
l,ugu,y. h,,rd ,uau >.d.> Wa, French. .r
IN. d.grat.d i,r,on Nhicb Tie. ra,,-y.,lpp
Af,,,.r b.. manufactured ,ui of ,h- fo,ou,
~ R,-u,tl-. N.tbIu., could be- mor,. shah
D., ,bspth. .f,.,t< il-p.,pa wIL ,,udt,la.
,,,,y .id.ua.k.. aud ol,,p cutters green with
shm. and both stealing aad giving odur:
Inn, canal. in which the cal b.came the
compapion Of tb, crsw 6.h. and rh. vegetable
in decay sought IN ,alp current to OBJ
livio,, . N. Streets with rows of on.->tor,
bou.e. wooden. with green door, aid i,ar,4n
wiro,,w shutters or hrfk. with rb- na1nr.d
stucco pe.l,ny off. III. line broken often b,
an .difce Of Two stories. with galleries and
d.licst. tracery of wrought iron. houses
mink and yellow and brown and gray
c-lors all blending and harmonious when We
ge, long vista of them. and lose the de-
tails Of view in the broad artistic +ff.ct
nothing could he shabbier than The streets.
unless j, is the tumhle-down picluresone old
market bright with flowers and vegetables
and many.bued fish. and enliyentd by the
genial African. who in the New World ex
perimepts in all colors. from coal-black to
the pale pink Of the sea-shell. to find one
that suits his mobile nature liked it all
from the first | fingered long in that morn
ing walk, liking it more and more, in spite
of its shabbness, but utterly unable 10 say
then or ever since wherein It's charm lies.
suppose We are all wrongly made up and
have fallen nature; else why is it that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-06
A Lesson for the Saloon Interests.

We should say that the saloon interests
IN this State would be likely to find mate
rial for solt mnizing reflection in the result
of the municipal elections on Tuesday.
Nine cities. Fall River. Ha,erhill New Bed
ord, & oucester. Springftld Waltham,
Northampton. Brockton and Cambridge,
which voted last year for license, vote this
wear against IT. and the fact that the vote
taken upon the most lrclement day OF
the season emphasizes the result ard adds
10 il, significance. When citizens rally in
The interest of good government and against
hr rule of the saloons in the midst of blind
rng snowstorm, it indicates that they are
pret;, thoroughly in earnest. The reason
for their earne stness is not far to seek. 1t
l> simply that the saloon forces in these va
rious municipalities have grown so auda-
crous and arrogant that It had become
nlaln issue whether the cities should gov
.rn the saloons or the saloons govern the
cities By a large majority the people have
voted in favor Of the former alternative.
Three cities may he mentioned in particu
lar as illustrations Of this issue. In Fail
River, last year, lhe majority for license, in
total vote Of 4146, Was 1860. The sa
looms gave this vote the broadcast possible
interpretation. and awesSness and drunk
enness have run riot until every decent ctl-
zen was stirred with Indignation. Fall Rlv-
is a manufacturing city, and has popu-
la,ion which, some might think, it would be
difficult to arouse upon such question
But what is the result? Against these
heavy odds No-lcense has carried the day
The adverse majority Of nearly aiueteen hun
dred has been wiped out, and majority Of
about three hundred on the otner side has
been registered. The actual increase in the
No vote III a single wear was over two thous-
and. Spring field voted for license last
Wear by majority of about five hundred.
The saloon keepers, not content with license,
organized the club system, aud under lis
operation they have been able to run their
places seven DAYS in the week, and to bring
IN " hat the Republican has characterized as
an era of free rum. The result is that
Springfield, by a majority Of 100, votes 10
lose the saloons. Nearer home. in Cam
bridge, similar causes have produced Ike
fife cts. The Aldermen have licensed Indls-
crmiuarel,, on the revenue basis simply,
and have dlsrrgarded moral considerations
and local protests il order to nring the ag-
gregate Of the license fees up the desired
point. In four out of thu five wards the "a
loon interests captured the regular citizens
caucuses. and then, not satisfied With that,
the, had caucu>es and put Out ticket N
their own. The result i, that majority Of
80 for license last ,tAr il changed into
majority Of ,l66 for uo-i.rcnse tins Year a
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Gems of Wisdom.

A woman'> lot is made for her by Tie
love she accepts. = George Eliot
MY soul is sick with every days rep ut
of wrong and outrage with which earth Is
filled. : Cooper.
All the proud virtue of this Wanting
world fawns on success and power, however
acquired Charles Buxton.
Let US 60 and see how the dead rest :
They need no antidote for care, no armor
against fate. Gods peace be with them.
-Longteiior.
1t is impossible that an il-natured man
can have public spirit, for how should he
love ten thousand men who never loved one !?
Pope.
He that would undermine the founda-
tons of our hope for eternity seeks to beat
down the column which supports the feeble
ness of humanity Nerins.
If you have great talents, industry will
improve them; if moderate abilities, indus
try will supply their deficiency. Nothing is
denied to well-directed labor Nothing is
ever to be obtained without it.-Sr J. Reg
nolds.